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THE EVENING WORLD. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1911.
COURTS WONT LET
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WOMEN HEAR BAD
DIVORCE
IDENCE
CITY MUST PAY $380,000.
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MRS JOHNSON SEEKS DIVORCE
FROM HER HUSBAND.
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her huaband, Krwlrrli lt A Johimm. Sim
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WE GIVE YOU THIS $50 OUTFIT lor
Regular vrholcsal-' factory price. Outfit con
sist, ol massive 2-Inch Colonial Brass Bed,
tnlttir Spring, non-destriirtlhir and Km pi re
Electric Felt Mattress, made of pure Georgia
Cotton.
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EMPIU FURNITURE MFG. CO.,
M and 58 West 22d St., New York. N. Y.
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A 1911 Fall Suitm
Tht Hackett Carhnrt, $15
is I lie li -i nuil in Nf'.v Ytirk iii I Iii- price. He
iinvc fin I M ii I nil in i In1-1 suit the name superior
tailoring thai i - in our higltcr priced garmcnU.
The fabrics arc finely wtiven and the patterns
include .'II the new blues, grays, browns, i;uis
and mixtures. Ii you wanl o -nil that
wear beat, look besl at fill limes, and Iii the
best, you should have m' of these!
New York's Best $20 Suit
Ami we say tlii without fear tl contradiction. In
Kin- many years l experience - have seen ;tll kinls i
suits nl nil prices, but this one will eclipse nil for style,
beauty uf finish, and individuality. We take pride in
offering a suit of tliis character ii New Vork nu n. -have
llicin in nil i lif new seasonable colon.
Ultra Europeanized Raglans, $19.50
Comprising nil the new and correct Bnglish models
in new blues, inns, browns, and mixture effects, These
Pall Overcoats possess the "air" i the Britisher and
i In- "style ! 1 lie well Broomed man.
Overcoat Cold? $ 17. 50
( )w i". it expensive a i he other, but reosl
people prefer the overcoat because it Inst
longer and is something yon can get clear
of quickly, because liny arc silk lined and
silk faced in cdftrn. In black aud oxfords.
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.RKTAIL
b. t. TUKlalNCilUIN, Vice-f reaidcnt
265 Broadway I 841 Broadway I 119 W. 42d St. I 125th Street
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BROKE INTO A HOUSE
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CHAOIaM A. hi I M
aali in-. IHaiuuuda, daaalrr.
i-'i UrnadM'ay New York
Uftillirr I ji 1 r find arit r.
Directly on
Interborough
Subway
Tomorrow We Offer, Fresh from the Tailors,
1181 Men's Suits
of $30 to $45 Grades
at $22.50
To Celebrate the Golden Jubilee of This Business, Which
Began as a Men's Clothing Store.
TF there is one section of this vast business which is entitled
A to premier place in this jubilee-celebration month, it is the
Men's Clothing Store. For the Wanamaker business was
born fifty years ago, in a men's clothing shop; the little store's
family consisting of two partners, two cutters, who also served
as salesmen, and one errand boy.
So that peculiar significance attaches to our offering, tomorrow.
The One Great Jubilee Day
Of the Men's Clothing Store,
1181 Autumn and Winter Suits at $22.50
7i is Price Averaging $6 Less than the Cost of Manufacture n
Actual Retail Values $30 to $45 the Majority Above $35
To but few merchants is given the opportunity of celebrating ;i Golden Jubilee of business. And fittingly
therefore, a sentiment which takes no thought of profits has shaped the plans for the celebration of the Wna
rnoker Men's Clothing Jubilee.
six manufacturers, in this and other cities, have co-operated with us; eachof them has vied with
the others to make the BEST GOLDEN JUBILEE OFFERING in recognition of the liberal patronage j of
this house during a long period of years.
Attention was rentrH on QUALITY. Cos', was not considered.
In some cases the actual toss the. maker has been as high as $8 suit
the least loss $.2 the. suit.
The suits are newly made, of seasonable fancy fabric s, contain the best of everything best of cloths, trim
mings, workmanship. Fashioned alter our own models; worsteds, cassiinere and some cheviots.
This would be an exceptional money-saving opportunity at the END OF A SEASON. But com
ing now, AT THE VERY OPENING OF THE SEASON, W think ir unprecedented in the annals of merchandizing.
We print herewith a table showing the quantity of suits in each grade from S.?0 to
$A i inclusive.
For tomorrow our selling staff will be more than doubled, and wc hope to handle
expeditiously the tremendous business sure to pour in.
All sizes provided, not Overlooking tall nun and stout.
Barlv choosing is advised. $22.50.
is? Suits of .vw grade
N( suits of $.12 grade
251 suits of $. grade
M suits of 138 grade
.MH suits of io grade
145 Suits of $42 r;iiii
i tr Suits of $48 grade
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Formerly A. T. Stewart 6Co., Broudway, Fourth Avenue, Eighth to Tenth Street.
Main F
New H.ii '.Mi.-
Mr til .i lair and tmrnier.
Directly on
Interborough
Subway
The Jubilee Exhibition
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Wraps gtfmdl EMuirs
In fhe Costume Salons and
Special Presentation in the Auditorium at 10:30 and 2:M)
Tomorrow and Following Days
Jubilee Offerings Tomorrow
LOT No. 29 Trunks and Traveling Bags
Dress Trunks, one-third less than usual. 56-in., $15
Also 34-inM $1.1; JS-in., $17.50; 40-lnM $19.
Steamer Trunks (one tray only), one-third less, 36-in.. $13
Also .14-in.. $11. .SO; 38-ln., $14.50; 40-in., $16.
Trunks Light but very strong. Body of 3 -ply bassweed veneer, covered with canvas and
bound with russet leather. Corners and trimmings of steel. Brass-plated. Brass lock. Two
strong leather straps. French stripe lining. Hinged deep tray I with hat box and shallow tray
18-Inch Sole Leather Oxford Bags, usually $10. at $6
Also 16-in., usually $9.80, at $5.50; 17-in., usually $0.75, at $5.75.
Full-cut Oxford bags of russet and brown sole leather, with stitched frame, edges and high
corner protectors. Brass trimmings. Leather lining. Three inside pockets.
Subw.iy floor, New Building.
LOT No. JQ-Table Cloths and Napkins
The Famous "Cold Medal," Irish-made.
20 Cloths 2x2 yards. $2.75. regularly $3.75. I JO Cloths
85 Cloths - 2x2! yards, $3.50, regularly $5.25. 15 Cloths
35 Cloths- 2x3 yards, $4, regularly $5.50. 20 Cloths-
100 dozens, 24x24-inch Napkins to match, $4.50, regularly SG.50.
300 Cloths, 2x2 to 21 jx5 yards in size, at less than landing cost.
21 ,x2' , yards, $.1.75. regularly $5.25
2 1 ..x2 1 yards, $5, regularly $7.25.
2 1 Lx3 yards, $5.75, regularly $3.
First floor. Old Building.
Women's AoderatePrice Suits
That Are Surprisingly Good
Styles are of the smartly plain and practical character that
most women prefer. Cloths are selected for serviceability. Linings
are all of guaranteed satin. And the tailoring shows many tittle
niceties of finish seldom if ever seen in suits at these prices.
At $10 Women's suits of dark two-toned cheviots nnd black basket-
weave cheviot. The plain coat is given much character by the
clever use of buttons set a an angle. These suits came to ua
in an unusual way and are several grades better than we
could hope to sell regularly fc.v M0. Not many of them left.
Vt $1.1.50 -Women's luits of unfinished cheviot in
blue, black and brown. Smgle-breasted coat with velvet
inlaid collar, shapely lapels and two pockets. Panel back-and-front
skirt.
At $14.50 Women's suits of firmly woven cheviot in blue,
black and brown, in a perfectly plain single-breasted model
relying entirely upon good tailoring for its style. Skirt hat
apron panel at back.
At $15.75- Women's suits of blue or black diagonal wide
wale cheviot, with collar and revers Inlaid with satin. Five
button single-breasted coat.
At $16 Our regular selection is a suit of fine serge in blue, black or brown, with revers and
collar inlaid with satin and trimmed with tiny buttons of siik braid. But a recent special pur
chase brings us suits to sell at this price that could not be bought ordinarily for less than
several dollars more. These are of basket weave cheviot, in two shades of blue, brown
and purple each with revers of white broadcloth or corduroy, which are the latest Parisian
touch. Others in the same group are of dark two-toned cheviots with broadcloth collar and
revers in contrasting shades.
At $16.50 Women's double-breasted suits of blue, black or brown cheviot, with vestee
of white pique and smart plain skirt. This is a very jaunty model.
Sliown on Sutwny floor. Old Building.
i
Tomorrow IVe Shall Sell
.350 Boys All-Wool Suits
of $6 Grade, at $3.85
Sues 7 to 14. in Norfolk jacket style.
Sizes 10 to 17, in double-breasted jacket style.
Cloths are fancy cheviots, proven by
chemical test to be every thread wool. Suits
are made in the Wanamaker wey, cut lib
erally full, v''1' seams taped and srhed
with silk.
These suits are o $6 grade judged by the
Wanamaker high standard. Tomorrow's
price is possible because of a saving in the
purchase of the cloth.
Subw.iy lloor, Old Building.
6(10 Tailored Waists $1.50 Grade at $1
Lincne i cotton i waists with self-embroidered
front and starched collar and cuffs.
Linene waist with front of box pleats and
one cluster of tiny gathers: with turn-back
French soft cuffs end turn-down soft collar
like a msn's negligee shirt.
White figured madras waists, one model
with breast pocket, another with pleated
front; both with soft turn-down collar and
French cuffs.
120 Waists of $2.50 tirade at $'.75
Thcse are puie white linen with fronts em
broidered by hand in white and with hem
stitching at each side of the button-strip.
Starched separate collar and starched cuffs.
Subway floor. Old Building.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co.. Broadway, Fourth Avenue, Eighth to Tenth Street
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